To the voters, THANK YOU for your support and desire to help improve the schools for students of Kenton City Schools! Our committee thanks you for taking the time to become informed and educated about the benefits of building a new middle/high school! We are grateful that you are willing...
The following letter was originally published in the Kenton Times. To the Editor, Suspect most citizens of our city have general disdain for all taxes. As my girls are grown with their children in other school districts a case could be made that we’ve no “dog in the fight”. The...
The following letter was published in the Kenton Times. Voters of the Kenton City School District- Tuesday, November 2nd, we have the opportunity to provide the students of Kenton a first-rate middle and high school building. I graduated from the present middle school (then Kenton High School), graduated from BGSU,...
The following letter was originally published in the Kenton Times. Dear Editor, As former teacher in the Kenton City School System and a person who spent 35 years teaching in Kenton Middle School, I agree it is time to vote yes for a new school. I was in kindergarten when...
The following was published as a Letter to the Editor in the Kenton Times. My name is Cindy Murray and I am a 1982 Graduate of Kenton Senior High School. My family has a long legacy with Kenton City Schools. My grandmother was an elementary school teacher, my mother was...
The following letter was published originally in the Kenton Times. Dear KCS Community, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for your current support of our students and staff. We are very fortunate to live in a community that truly cares about their school system. Many individuals and...
The following Letter to the Editor appeared in the Kenton Times. I often sign things “Proud to be a Wildcat” because I am. Let me share with you a few specific times that pride has been in the forefront of my mind. Years ago was the first time I went...
The following letter to the editor & voters of Kenton, OH was prepared by Mayor Lynn Webb, City of Kenton Mayor. To the editor and the voters: “Kenton Build with Us” has been our motto for the City of Kenton since I have taken office in 2020. Kenton City Schools...
On Tuesday, October 19th, the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance endorsed the Vote Yes KCS Campaign efforts to pass a $35M bond issue on the November 2nd ballot. With the state of Ohio co-funding the effort with approximately $30M, the new facility will incorporate many important features to benefit...
Many years ago, I wrote a letter in order to convince people that voting for the levy for a new middle/high school was important and a huge step for our community. I was excited for the opportunity to have my own children in all new buildings as they began their...
(Originally published in the Kenton Times, October 4, 2021) To the Editor – We would like to begin by thanking the residents of Kenton for your interest in the proposed Middle/High School building that is being presented to voters on November 2nd. We would also like to say a heartfelt...
Thank you for being a supporter of Vote Yes KCS! You are invited to attend our next meeting on Monday, Sept. 27th at 5:30pm. The meeting will be held at the Oaklief administration building and is open to the public. Our Executive Committee will update and inform those in attendance...
If you visited our booth at the Hardin County Fair, THANK YOU for stopping by! However, if did not get a chance to visit, one of the big items we had available to show was a conceptual rendering of what a new middle/high school could look like. Many fair-goers were...
Greetings! This is Brian Sprang, Vote Yes KCS campaign co-chair. I wanted to reach out today and discuss what has been going on at campaign HQ over the last few weeks. At this time, we've been meeting about every other week, but as we ramp up to the actual heart...
Kenton City Schools has announced its intention to move forward with the opportunity to build a new 7-12 facility on the schools’ campus located on Silver Street. This will complete the building project that began with the construction of the Kenton Elementary School and will continue to honor the tradition...